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by davydm 1y ago
Try the "I don't care about cookies" addon, paired with "cookie auto-delete". The first should swipe away most of those silly overlays for you. The second is configurable to either forget cookies after the tab is cl
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by davydm 1y ago
How many times do people have to have this moronic debate. Games have been blamed (and found blameless) since the get-go. The responsible party is the one who decides to take a gun to a place full of people and start shooting, end of story.
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by davydm 1y ago
Readme is very sparse. What is it?
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by davydm 1y ago
"I’m just like, dude, if I’m doing this and I’m super amateur hour physics enthusiast, like what about all those PhD students and postdocs that are super legit using this tool?" yeah, and there's the difference - i'm not
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by davydm 1y ago
first, I'd watch dmesg from boot, to see if something useful pops up: open a console and type watch -n 1 "dmesg | tail -n 40" to watch the last 40 lines that are reported by dmesg (some distros will require you by default to
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by davydm 1y ago
Only a problem if people trust llms, and that's only a problem because most people apparently believe the hype, so the problem is rooted in the same issue (greed) as pretty-much all other high-revenue streams in the world: the makers a
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by davydm 1y ago
Could it possibly be related to the dogged persistence of those who would ai all the things? I've seen quite a few "help, my vibe-coded app doesn't quite work, and it's 16k lines of code, I need a real programmer" p
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by davydm 1y ago
Color me unsurprised. It should be common knowledge that they hallucinate and are not suitable for fields requiring accuracy. This is unlikely to change until we drop the llm and work on real agi, like Carmack is doing. Neural nets may not
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by davydm 1y ago
Note that the context is "ai" and model training. Nvidia is cashing in whilst people still put faith in these crappy autocorrects. We'll see how long that lasts. In the meantime, they're forgetting their gamer base, and
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by davydm 1y ago
Suggest adding a job category filter - when i looked, there were heaps of jobs, none of which are in my wheelhouse.
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by davydm 1y ago
1. They want money 2. They are a bunch of talentless hacks, for the most part, so, like llms, they regurgitate the past with hallucinations of how good original stories can be "improved" 3. People are dumb enough to keep paying at
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by davydm 1y ago
Software 4.0 is where people return to the craft instead of consuming the ai slop diarrhea that is stinking up the world around us. Eventually, people will learn to stop putting faith in things and just get the job done. Stop trying to side
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by davydm 1y ago
Sign me up! I have heaps of product to move.
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by davydm 1y ago
25k lines per week? Someone a few years from now will spend an inordinate amount of time figuring out who and where you are so they can exact their revenge upon you - that's _a_lot_ of code, and with the error rates I've experienc
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by davydm 1y ago
interesting, but I'm not going to hand out my email address for a one-off fun thing guess i'm not techbro enough
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by davydm 1y ago
shame, he's disillusioned about the trumpenator, but all he had to do was look at past behavior to keep his expectations in check
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by davydm 1y ago
One reason for lower comp-sci enrollments is simply because these tertiary education at these institutions is CRAZY expensive, and most people will be paying off student loans for years. A better view of the situation would encompass people
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by davydm 1y ago
lol, I read this as "alligators are monkeys with typewriters" and thought it would be a well interesting article but it's just more blah-blah about ai :/
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by davydm 1y ago
https://archive.ph/YWuON
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by davydm 1y ago
YOUR MOM!
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by davydm 1y ago
Responses to the facts: 1. Cool! No-one wants to maintain X11. People are so stuck on the sunken cost in Wayland that they will stick to their guns and disparage anything else. It's more of an indicator about Wayland than X11... 2. Sou
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by davydm 1y ago
Now they just need to make them not suck. I jumped to team red believing the opensource driver hype and regretted it. I could (fairly) consistently cause driver crashes by opening the map in DRG. And the driver doesn't properly recover
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by davydm 1y ago
I settle debates by finding all the bugs in the generated code.
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by davydm 1y ago
Considering the domains this is likely a network test, though it may be reporting the results of the connection to bing.com to cxcs, which apparently collects telemetry. On one hand, I get it - a lot of us ping google.com to quickly check t
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by davydm 1y ago
As are closed source ones. More FUD for the sheeple.
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by davydm 1y ago
A suggestion I could make, since there's obviously the concern from your side that people just milk the service for free, is to perhaps provide some real world examples, eg links to reports on google.com, microsoft.com, facebook.com, e
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by davydm 1y ago
I was interested to do a first free search, but I have to sign up just to check it out. No thanks, even though it looks interesting. I have no information available on weighing the risk of sharing my email address vs the usefulness of the r
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by davydm 1y ago
An article that starts by simply mocking the target. I can't take such a juvenile writer seriously.
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by davydm 1y ago
Kind of supports the "background threads" model I have for our brains - that the brain is constantly gnawing away at problems, and the solutions often present at a later date, often feeling as if arbitrarily.
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by davydm 1y ago
Yet Another Coding Model. Woop.

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